Re: Pango without X display/gtk_init()?

2003-12-06 Thread W. Borgert 
On Mon, Dec 01, 2003 at 01:35:29PM +0100, Sven Neumann wrote:
 You could be using the PangoFT2 backend to render your fonts. You
 don't need to call gtk_init() then.

Thanks, this seems to work!  I just need to call
g_type_init().  Now I can run dia w/o a DISPLAY.

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Pango without X display/gtk_init()?

2003-12-01 Thread W. Borgert 
Hello,

I like to add a non-X11 mode (command line only) to a GUI
program.  At the moment, a DISPLAY is needed for GDK/GTK,
which is not useful, if running in an automated process,
such as make, on a non-GUI-server.  The program needs Pango
nonetheless for rendering text to export as a PNG file.  Is
this possible?  If so, how?  Thanks in advance!

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Re: Pango without X display/gtk_init()?

2003-12-01 Thread Sven Neumann 
Hi,

W. Borgert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I like to add a non-X11 mode (command line only) to a GUI
 program.  At the moment, a DISPLAY is needed for GDK/GTK,
 which is not useful, if running in an automated process,
 such as make, on a non-GUI-server.  The program needs Pango
 nonetheless for rendering text to export as a PNG file.  Is
 this possible?  If so, how?  Thanks in advance!

You could be using the PangoFT2 backend to render your fonts. You
don't need to call gtk_init() then.


Sven

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